JYFL-ACCLAB Accelerator Laboratory, Department of Physics University of Jyväskylä, Finland

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1 JYFL-ACCLAB Accelerator Laboratory, Department of Physics University of Jyväskylä, Finland

2 STATUS of JYFL-ACCLAB JYFL Part of the Department of Physics of JyU One of the prime technology forums of JyU. International infrastructure in Finland - Roadmap Renewed status in Finland: Research Center of Excellence Renewed FiDiPro- contract: Jacek Dobaczewski Accredited European Space Agency (ESA) test facility NordForsk : Comparing Research at Nordic Universities using Bibliometric Indicators Among 30 Nordic Universities, in Physics + Mathematics, JyU is among the 3 top universities 2

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4 Upgrade of the JYFL-ACCLAB still going on r e u n a v iv a 20 dipolin mukaan asetettuna r eunav iva K130 yoken mukaan asetettuna new instrumentation three accelerators MARA RITU Pelletron RADEF more beam time for difficult experiments, tests and new applications ECRs BB2 QB 7 Cyclotron K=130 Cyclotron K=30 IGISOL m New 18 GHz ECR for K130, funded for RADIS source for MCC30 under construction 4

5 More than 6000 beam time hours a year 8000 h 7000 h 6000 h 5000 h 4000 h 3000 h 2000 h K=130MeV Cyclotron Run time as of at 09:45 is hours. The average per year (after ) is hours h 0 h Includes ~1000 hours of commercial use. K30 Cyclotron in parallel use for experiments from Summer

6 JYFL-PAC Membership Wolfram Korten, DSM/IRFU/SPhN France (Chair) Gerda Neyens, KU Leuven, Belgium Thomas Nilsson, Chalmers University of Technology Sweden Marek Pfützner, University of Warsaw Poland Philip M. Walker, University of Surrey, UK Dario Vretenar, University of Zagreb, Croatia Membership for 3 years, chair for 1.5 years. Half of PAC changed at any one time. Invited on basis of expertise in JYFL science areas. 6

7 JYFL-PAC Procedures Two calls per year with deadlines 15 th March and 15 th September. No presentations, but contact with PI by /phone, if needed. Judged on: scientific excellence after verifying the feasibility and suitability of the proposal to JYFL facilities. Each PAC members scores each proposal: 3=MUST, 2=SHOULD, 1=COULD, 0=DON T ½ marks allowed. List of proposals ranked by average score considered carefully at end of meeting to determine appropriate cut off. No separate users-selection panel. 7

8 JYFL-PAC Statistics Average of 34.3 proposals per year asking for total of 284 days/year over Lower numbers recently (25 in 2012; 26 in 2013, 32 in 2014), obviously due to the IGISOL reconstruction and associated larger than normal backlog (390 days) Average success rate of 70.4 % in beam days, not a fixed proportion. Requests distributed: 42% Spectroscopy (RITU, JUROGAM, SAGE, LISA, DPUNS) 30% Ground-state properties (IGISOL, Traps, Lasers) 12% Nuclear Reactions 16% Applications (not including commercial services) 8

9 TNA04-ENSAR deliverables Experiments 64 supported experiments (50) 3851 supported hours (3000) 405 supported users (200) 3876 supported visitor days (2000) 9

10 Industrial applications (RADEF) Nanofilters Testing space electronics JYFL-ACCLAB - RADEF accredited ESA test site Income of > a year Medical radioisotopes Commercial Services at JYFL-ACCLAB: Winner of the National Academic Entrepreneurship Competition

11 Equipment from other labs Equipment used, but not specifically built for operation at JYFL: EUROBALL Ge detectors: 30 Clovers 18 Phase I plus shields (GAMMAPOOL). BELEN neutron detector (Madrid-Valencia). TAGS (St. Petersburg). DSSD Cube and DAQ (Madrid-Aarhus-Gothenburg). Silicon ball (ISOLDE). LANCER neutron detectors (Rosendorf) DEMON neutron detectors (Strasbourg/Brussels/Dubna).

12 Thank You 12